While historically linked to the province of Castellón, the 2026 edition will take place in Gran Canaria, featuring a renewed two‑day format that highlights some of the island’s most rugged and stunning terrain. The event is officially set for:

• April 11, 2026 – Agüimes
  Approx. 58–71 km with 1,470–1,770 m of elevation gain
• April 12, 2026 – San Mateo
  78 km with 2,300 m of elevation gain

These two consecutive stages maintain the event’s hallmark difficulty, offering steep mountain passes, continuous elevation changes, and routes across some of the island’s most iconic natural landscapes.

The Desafío La Titánica traditionally offers different route options or modalities to accommodate a range of fitness levels, yet always preserving its “titan‑level” challenge. Riders can expect long distances through mountainous terrain, technical descents, and a route design shaped to maximize both physical demand and scenic appeal.

Registration fees for 2026 follow a tiered structure depending on the chosen stage or full package, with pricing already published by the organizers. Participation remains limited to ensure quality and safety across the demanding sections of the course.

Cyclists traveling to the event will find excellent accommodation options, including Cycling Friendly‑certified hotels fully prepared to welcome endurance athletes with secure bike storage, repair tools, and tailored services.

Whether you’re looking to test your limits with a full mountain endurance challenge or simply want to experience one of the most intense cycling events on the Spanish calendar, Desafío La Titánica 2026 — April 11–12 — promises another unforgettable edition.